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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

6

County Seat Fight Renewed in McKenzie County

The McKenzie county organization and county seat question have stirred again after the supreme court decision. Alexander and Schafer supporters gear up for renewed clashes as records move between Schafer and Alexander. Contests on last fall’s election continue with preliminary skirmishes and disputed results.

Mckenzie County McKenzie Bismarck Faye Supreme Court Schafer Alexander

Williston Man Burned At Railroad Yard

Donald Wilder, a 20 year old worker at the Northern Pacific Mississippi street yards in Williston, was severely burned when gasoline poured into a engine pit ignited his clothing. He ran from the pit and staggered along the track as coworkers fought the flames. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital in St Paul in critical condition.

St. Paul Donald Wilder Mississippi Street Northern Pacific Railway St. Joseph's Hospital Wilder Isyatj Williston N.D

The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Ad

A diatribe on beauty praising inner health over looks. Advertises Electric Bitters from Brownell Drug Co Ade, claiming to restore weakness, strengthen nerves, brighten eyes, give smooth skin, and a beautiful complexion with a guarantee.

Brownell Drug Co. Ade

Remarkable Healing Claim from Port Byron Resident

Amos F. King of Port Byron New York reports Bucklen s Amica Salve cured a leg sore he had suffered over 80 years. He claims an eighty five year old case is healed and guarantees cure of all sores by Browne Drug Co.

Port Byron N. Y Amos F. King Bucklen Browne Drug Co

Williston couples wed in courthouse ceremonies

A series of marriage licenses and weddings were performed by Judge Butler this week. Orin H. Hamilton and Minnie L. Reider of Williston received a license and were wed. Thos Anderson and Ella Hirch feiter of Williston married Saturday. Julius Pieters of Buford and Miss Mathilda De Rudder of Cartwright united Saturday. Henry Steihl and Mary Schultz of Buford wed Monday. Andrew J Tipton and Cordelia Morgan of Ray were married Monday.

Orin H. Hamilton Minnie L. Reider Williston Thos, Anderson Ella Hirchfeiter Butler Julius Pieters Buforil Mathilda de Rudder Cartwright Henry Steihl Mary Schultz Buford Andrew J.tipton Cordelia Morgan Ray

Zion Lutheran Church Announces Regular Services and Meetings

Zion Lutheran Church will hold services at the Court House on the first and third Sundays each month at 11 a.m. in Scandinavian and 8 p.m. in nilish. Sunday school meets at 1:30 p.m. at the Congregational church. The Zion church Literary Society meets every other Thursday at the Congregational Church. Strangers are welcome. Pastor M. L. Holey leads.

Court House Congregational Church Zion Church Literary Society M. L. Holey

Tornado Tears Up a Town in Nebraska

Long Pine Nebr July 9 tornado tore through the town causing widespread destruction. Homes stores and a church were damaged or demolished as winds and hail shattered windows and toppled structures. Three were injured one seriously and damage exceeds 100000. Polk Nebr July 9 another wind and hail storm wrecked the new town, damaging principal businesses and crops.

Long Pine Neb Berger Kyner Thomas Wright Wright Polk

Haywood trial resumes as Bradley deposition contradicts bomb claim

The Haywood trial reopens at 10 am with Fred Bradley's San Francisco deposition read. Bradley testifies the 1905 residence explosion resulted from gas buildup, not a dynamite bomb, countering Orchard’s testimony. Dwight Haven Sr. of New Lenox dies aged 89, former county judge's father, with noted Revolutionary War lineage.

Boise Idaho Haywood Fred Bradley San Francisco Bradley Orchard Aline Joliet Dwight Haven New Lenox New York Will County Lexington Decedent Ethan Allen

Three Killed in Burlington Wreck Near Herrin

A derailed passenger engine derailed two miles north of Herrin on the Burlington road early Monday killing engineer Ford and trainmen Warne Hutton and Lewis. The engine toppled into an embankment trapping them beneath and crushing them to death.

Centralia Ill Herrin Burlington Road Engineer Ford Lewis , Warne Thomas Hutton

National Educational Association Opens 50th Convention in Los Angeles

Educators gather in Los Angeles on July 8 for the fiftieth annual N E A convention. The five day session is described as one of the most important in the organization’s history.

Los Angeles Cal The National Educational Association

Miners Etiquette and Secrets of Desert Water Holes

An Los Angeles Times piece quotes J Heineman of Beatty about mining ethics on the desert. He argues miners avoid asking about claims or hidden waters, noting why disclosure invites trouble and litigation, and discusses public versus private water sources and high hauling costs.

J. Heineman Beatty Death Valley Desert Los Angeles Times

Rest versus labor in a lecture on Alaska

A neighbor and Mr. Dodd debate whether a two hour Alaska lecture is rest or work. One observer enjoys the tranquil screen show while Mr. Dodd finds it tiring to stay silent, yet he later feels calm after splitting kindling in the woodshed.

Alaska Mr. Dodd

Crushing Hil Ardor in Central Park Bench Scene

A young couple sits on a Central Park bench at night. The man showers Marguerite with ardent compliments about her eyes scent and beauty, then leans in. She retorts with a sharp quip. The moment ends in tense silence edged by danger or unresolved tension.

Central Park Marguerite

Bound to Be Talked About At the Club

Two club guests discuss Mrs. Smith's hair color, noting her constant changes to spark gossip and attract attention, implying she is seen as insignificant without such attention.

Rockefeller Watches Golfers On Cleveland Links

Judge Landis will rule Aug 3 on Standard Oil penalties totaling up to 29 240 000 for 1 462 interstate commerce violations. John D Rockefeller celebrated his 68th birthday by watching the Olympic cup play at Euclid club, without secret service, amid golf crowds.

Chicago Kenesaw M. Landis Standard Oil Company H. E. Felton Union Tank Line Company Moritz Rosenthal Landis Standard Oil Saya Rosenthal Salvation Army Army John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller John DB Cleveland Euclid Club Links Walter J. Travis W. C. Fownes Secret Service Travis

Bronx Zoo Hatches $1000 Ostrich Egg Prospect

A Bronx zoo keeper found a six inch golden rhea egg weighing three pounds in the ostrich cage. Chief Curator Beebe says the egg is a rhea egg and zoo staff will incubate it, aiming to hatch an ostrich worth about $1000.

New York Bronx Beebe Bird Department

Three Die in New Jersey Auto Accidents

Three men were killed in separate automobile incidents in New Jersey. Christopher Horandt of Paterson died at Keyport, John H. Ryne was fatally injured in Asbury Park, and George Simmons of Monroe Corners was killed in a runaway linked to a vehicle.

East New York New Jersey Christopher Horandt Paterson Keyport John H. Ryne Asbury Park George Simmons Monroe Corners

Her Name Was on a Biscuit Romance in Fresno

Fresno editor 8 M Evans of the Fresno Tribune and Matttie Babcock, noted social figure, became pen pals after a San Francisco fire biscuit gift. A joke on the biscuit led to letters and Evans traveled to meet Babcock. Rumor says a wedding may follow soon.

Fresno Cal San Francisco M. Evans Fresno Tribune Matttie Babcock Miss Babcock Evans Cupid

Burros Prove Useful In Mexican Commerce

Washington Vice Consul General Albert de Baer reports on the Mexican burro's role in commerce and mining. Burros move merchandise between railheads and interior points, outpacing ox carts in speed and serving in cities for charcoal vegetables forage and other loads. An average 500 pound burro can carry about 220 pounds and travel roughly 36 miles per day.

Washington Albert de Baer Mexico City

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LONG Threesone Western Desert Second Street Great Northern Railway A. L. Knauf A. A. Austin Alva Field M. J. Mensch E. C, Carney Fred Southard T.R. Blankenship Cleveland Links Mexico
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